#Poetry #Book "Born From Stardust And Other Poems" Now Available As An #Audiobook

 

A selection of poems of various lengths and styles, exploring a variety of themes and subjects.

 

Topics explored in the poems that make up this collection include – but are not limited to – animals and nature, writing and creativity, death and grief, as well as the Covid-19 pandemic.

 

 

"Born From Stardust And Other Poems" is now available as an audiobook, narrated by Giselle M Chatelain.

 

If you'd like to get your hands on a copy of the audiobook, you can grab your copy via Audible, iTunes, Amazon UK, Amazon US, Amazon Canada, and the Amazon sites for several other countries.

 

However, if you'd prefer an eBook, you can buy the eBook from Smashwords in all formats they offer, which means there's a format that will work for you, regardless of your prefered method of reading eBooks, whether it's with a Kindle, Nook, your computer, or whatever.  In fact, if you can read this post, there's a way you can read the book.  Alternatively,if you prefer to buy your eBooks elsewhere, you can grab your copy via other retailers such as Amazon UK, Amazon US, Amazon Canada, Apple iBooks, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, and a few other places my books get distributed to, including many of the Amazon stores for other countries.

 

Or, if you're one of those people who prefers a paperback, you can grab your copy via Amazon UK, Amazon US, Amazon Canada, as well as the Amazon sites for several other countries.

 

Regardless of your format of choice, to grab your copy, just click on the link for your prefered retailer, or go there and search for it if I haven't listed it in this post.

 

Also, if you'd like to add the book to your Goodreads to-read shelf, you can find the book's Goodreads page here, where all available formats will be listed.

Oh, and... Yes, the cover image is an actual NASA image.  One of the ones the public is free to use however they want, as long as NASA gets credit for it.  So, here's the copyright information for it:

Cover art Hubble Discovery of Runaway Star Yields Clues to Breakup of Multiple-Star System © NASA